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2005-2006 Workshops

Empires & Cultures

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Schedule

Faculty Coordinator:

• Robert Crews (History)
• Sean Hanretta (History)

Graduate Student Coordinator:

• Ian Read (History)
• Abosede George (History)

Description

The Empires and Cultures Workshop for 2005-06 plans to examine transregional (transcolonial) political and cultural processes in which discrete regions of various empires or nation state systems communicated and informed other regions. Faculty and graduate students will volunteer readings, speakers, and topics on subjects such as movements of ideas and revolutionary theories, colonial urbanization, and displacement resulting from colonial and imperial movements.

« Research workshops provide participants with excellent opportunities for networking with scholars in their field.

Workshops

• Ancients and Moderns
• Asian Americas
• Borderlands
• Construction of Meaning
• CSNM
• Empires and Cultures
• Enlightenment
• Global Justice
• Identities
• Interrogating Modernity
• Logical Methods
• Music, Aesthetics
• Politics Of Action
• Social Ethics
• Translations
  

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